To make popy watter for | ||||
a surfitt* | ||||
Take corne popis* a good quantitie steep | ||||
them in sack* all night with large mase** | ||||
clovs and nut megs the spice being first | ||||
brused, still* it the next day in a commone | ||||
still | ||||
A Cordiall watter | ||||
Take thre spunfulls of burreg* water, three | ||||
sponefulls of buglase watter, one sponefull | ||||
of sinnomon watter, one sponefull of | ||||
syrropp of redd Gilly flowers*[*] one spone- | ||||
full of Surropp of Cittrons and as much | ||||
alkernes* as a filbeard*, mingle these together | ||||
and take now and then a sponefull as you | ||||
see cause; this watter is of great vertue | ||||
to cumfort the hart and the spirits; | ||||
A watter for sore eys or to | ||||
wash any sore what ever | ||||
Take two ounces and a halfe of balearma= | ||||
nack* two penyworth of white coperise* halfe | ||||
a quarter of an ounce of Camphere*[*] melt | ||||
the campher by itself in an earther pot or | ||||
sherd and when it is almost melted put in | ||||
the white Copras* and stire them together | ||||
untill it be melted, then take them of the fire | ||||
and set them by untill they be could and | ||||
then they will be dry then take the bolarmany* | ||||
and beat them all together and so keep them being | ||||
in fine powder in |
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you use of it take |
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and seeth* it and take it from the fier and put it | ||||
in a new earthen pot well nealled* then put in | ||||
a sponefull of the powders and put it in a | ||||
glase stop it close till you use it | ||||
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Transcribed by JM and CW